Political oppression & persecution books

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Bangladesh, the eastern half of earth's largest delta, Bengal, is today an independent country of 163 million people....  Read More >>

A series of articles and essays addressing modern Turkey's efforts to assimilate Armenian Christians as Muslim Turks...  Read More >>

An edited collection Silvia Federici's work, spanning over twenty years, in which she provides a detailed history...  Read More >>

Solzhenitsyn's masterwork about those who dared to oppose Stalin and the lives shaped, devastated and wasted by...  Read More >>

Between 1929 and 1932 the Soviet Communist Party struck a double blow at the peasantry of the USSR: dekulakisation,...  Read More >>

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From the heart of the cold war to the current hostilities between Russia and the West, this is the definitive account...  Read More >>

Growing up in 'White' South Africa is a delightful journey back into the past that brings alive an era that should...  Read More >>

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Most personal histories of apartheid in Southern Africa tell the story of the armed struggle. This book is about...  Read More >>

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Let me say to Mr Botha: apartheid is doomed! Apartheid is the god that has failed.' So preached Bishop Peter Storey...  Read More >>

Paul grew up in the 1930s South Africa. He awoke to political activism as an Indian in the racially segregated schools...  Read More >>

This is a biography about Ruth Khama, a middle-class white British woman who married an African chief-to-be in the...  Read More >>

See No Evil is a shocking account by one of New Zealand’s most respected authors on peace and Pacific issues, issuing...  Read More >>

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